DIY Miniature Dollhouse Kit with Furniture Plus Dust Proof & Music Movement | 1:24 Scale Creative Room Mini Wooden Doll House Accessories for Kids Teens Adults Aged 14+(Satisfied Time)

This was my first time building a model. I was prepared for it to be challenging since other reviewers indicated you have to put everything tiny thing together. They were not exaggerating! You have to roll paper to create roses, fold and glue fabric and stuff them to make pillows, and fold paper to make books. Insane! But it was exactly what I was looking for so I absolutely loved it!! A couple things: you need craft glue with a precision tip. I used Bearly Art and it worked great and dries clear. I also used a glue gun for items that I didn’t want to wait for the glue to dry but be careful, bc you have to move fast with a glue gun. I also needed scotch tape to stick the paper templates to the fabric before cutting. I also need wire strippers to finish the last step to wire the lights to the batteries. Get craft scissors and an exacto knife or box cutter with extra blades. A hard metal ruler to cut against and a self healing cutting mat helps too. I ended up skipping the slippers, not enough patience for those LOL! But I wasn’t missing anything. I also got extra fabric, beads and wires so there was more than enough of all supplies to finish. I messed up a couple pillows and still had enough to replace them. The bad: instructions are horrible! They were not translated to English well so It’s hard to follow the written parts. They are not step by step, but look more like a storyboard. So look through all the instructions first, grouping the materials together before you start gluing anything. I flipped thru the instructions a lot as I went along to make sure I was going things correctly. All in all, I loved it and would absolutely do another.

So I’ve ordered all my kits from this vendor because I have found the instructions to be clear and thorough and I haven’t had any parts missing. So far on my 4th kit and those things seem to be true once again. BUT, they have even improved things from previous kits! These might seem like minor things if you haven’t done kits like these before, but trust me that they make things so much easier: 1) The LED lamps come ready for use! Usually there is a bit of plastic separating the two wires, and you’re supposed to cut it and wrap this waxy, sticky paper around the top of each wire so they don’t short circuit. I have a stupidly hard time with this and dread making the lights every time because of it. Like I’ve put the kit away for months because I was dreading the lights so much. BUT THEY DID THAT FOR ME! I saw the LEDs and my jaw dropped in disbelief. They just eliminated my least favorite step!! 2) They printed the template for the gold paper DIRECTLY on the back of the paper. Cutting out the template and taping the gold paper to it, and then cutting out the pieces wasn’t THAT big of a deal, but it’s brilliant to just print directly on the paper to save me that step. It’s the little things. And I’ve only just gotten started - who knows whether they have improved other things as well! Anyway, I highly recommend ordering miniature kits from this vendor, more now than ever. :)

Real human, not sponsored here. I have done like 5 of these from other companies and EVERY SINGLE ONE included all the materials you need, like glue, tape, etc. I was excited to get started on this one and did a bunch of steps and got stuck looking for the glue. The manual literally says glue is item C-6 and it's in the corresponding bag. NOPE. Nowhere. Lies. I'm angry. I checked on the Amazon listing and yeah, it says no glue. Well maybe you shouldn't lie in the manual then. Product looks fine and everything too, but I can't put it together and I'm not buying glue for it either because no I have to put everything away and get it all out again. I was gonna do this for my weekend but now I can't. Terrible value for the money, size is too small, and it's not fun.

I love little things like this. It is time consuming and I wish the directions were better because it’s a little hard to follow the instructions.

I’m having a lot of fun putting it together. The pieces are super small so I don’t recommend this for children or anyone under the age of like 15. The little pieces are complicated. I used a bunch of super glue for the whole project. I don’t really recommend that either. It made some of the project really easy, but working with the fabric was awful with the super glue. Maybe use hot glue? If I buy another set I’ll definitely try another glue. Anyways, super fun, super time consuming, and super adorable.

The kit turned out amazing, quality was good for the price. However, when I opened the box, it looked like it was already opened by another person who returned it. It was missing quite a few pieces as well. I was able to make the pieces myself, but I would suggest to anyone out there to check if you have all the pieces before building it.

Fun hobby but it takes time and patience to put it together. I used a glue stick and elmers glue for the best results.

I enjoy putting together miniature models and dollhouses - this was my first time trying this brand and I wasn't a fan of it. It was missing a couple of pieces (weren't pieces that couldn't be replaced), the wood for the materials was cheap and would break/crack/splinter, the wiring for the lightning was a pain (mine turned into a jumbled mess even while reading the instructions), the walls were slightly warped upon opening so the structure/straightness was way off. The instructions were did not come off too simple and after awhile I ended up doing what I wanted and adding some of my own materials to this house (note: I couple some stuff that didn't come in this kit). This kit also doesn't have sticker pieces (sometime models will have stickers for mini books, artwork for the walls, or tiny decorations. And that makes it easier for projects) this only comes with slightly thicker paper and ALL pieces need to be cut out from the paper - very tedious. It turned out cute once I was finished; however, the processor getting there was a headache and I actually switched from tacky, craft glue to hot glue to finish it quicker (I don't usually recommend hot glue since it's stringy).

I didn't like this as much as I like the magic houses, but still enjoyed working on it.

There is no instruction book in English

Great birthday gift for our granddaughter

I bought this for my 11.5 year old for Christmas and although it is too hard for her alone we have worked on it together and it has become a great project! My 13 year old has now ordered a similar one.

Excellente qualité, instruction, claire et précise. J’adore cette compagnie.